Over the past day, foreign companies and governments have made more than 15 decisions against ties with the occupying state of russia.
The list was published by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba on Facebook.
– Google has stopped licensing russian Android smartphones. Now russian companies will not be able to produce smartphones from Android to GSM (services from Google) for the russian market
– Yale University withdrew investments from russia
– American company Clorox – a global manufacturer of household chemicals – has stopped all business operations in russia
– Online service Grammarly blocks access to russian and Belarusian users
– Signet Jewelers – one of the world's largest diamond jewelers – has stopped working with russian companies
"The company also asked all its suppliers to stop doing business in russia and confirm that each batch for Signet does not have diamonds and precious metals of russian origin,” Kuleba said.
– One of the world's largest diamond mining, processing and sales companies De Beers has supported the US ban on imports of russian diamonds
– Qatar stops new investments in russia. Qatar's QIA fund owns 18.53%
– UAE Mubadala Investment Company to suspend investment in russia
– SriLankan Airlines suspends flights to russia
– International rating agency Fitch revokes russia's sovereign ratings due to sanctions
– On April 3, Bloomberg decided to disconnect all russian customers from its terminals
– Heineken and Carlsberg announced their withdrawal from russia
– Bacardi Limited has stopped exporting its brands to russia. The company also froze all advertising activities in the russian market
– Ab Invbev suspends the license to produce and sell the Bud brand in russia
– France and Japan have stopped funding for a $23 billion liquefied natural gas terminal project by russia's Novatek
As previously reported, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky calls on the world to apply new sanctions against Russia every week until it runs out of funds to wage war in Ukraine